Children's blouses with appliqués

The little wolf is not afraid of the gray wolf! Especially in the form of applications. The second blouseon body is simply painted and complemented by a neat collar.

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BODY BODY WITH A NECK
The detail of the collar, as well as the motives for the applications are given in the photo series at the beginning of the article.
YOU WILL NEED: Children's blouse-body (H&M); paint for black textile (Simplicol); a flap of felt, fleece or wool double-sided fabric (use only fabrics whose sections are not showered); finished oblique inlay 0.20 m wide 2 cm; satin ribbon 0.50 m wide 7 mm; threads for sewing.

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Body painted in black according to the manufacturer's instructions for textile dyes. Retake the collar detail onto silk paper and cut out twice from the fabric flap without allowances for the seams. Lay the collar parts end-to-end with the front corners, sew the front corners of the parts with a straight stitch. Fold the slanting collar to a width of 1 cm and iron. Round the inner section of the collar with an oblique inlay, stitch the inlay.
For ties, cut the satin ribbon into two equal parts. Sew one end of each tie to the end of the oblique inlay.
BODY BODY WITH A WOLF
Motives for applications are given in the series at the beginning of the article.
YOU WILL NEED: Children's blueson body (H&M); black felt flap; haftfliz flizelin flizofiks; cotton yarn for embroidery in black; breadboard knife; cutting substrate; "magic" tailor's crayon.DESCRIPTION OF WORK: The motif of the wolf for the applique is to be re-shot directly onto the paper side of the half-fly and cut with allowances. Iron haftflies to the felt flap, then cut the motif exactly along the contour. Remove the paper side of the half-fly. Iron the felt from the iron to the front of the body. Draw a circle (using a cup) around the motif with a “magic” tailor's chalk, along the drawn line with embroidery yarn, lay stitches of “forward needle” stitches. Also lay stitches along the edge of the front neck and along the lower edge of each sleeve.

BODY BODY WITH RED HOOD
Motives for applications are given in the series at the beginning of the article.
Applications are performed similarly to a body blouse with a wolf, with the exception of the Little Red Riding Hood application. For this application, first iron the body of the Little Red Riding Hood, then embroider the face. From thick yarn weave braids, sew on. Cut out a dress and a wrap, overcast, sew the dress first, then the wrap. Cut a trapezoidal cap and sew on.

Photo: Adriano Brusaferry. Production: Dagmar Bili.
The material was prepared by Elena Karpova.